Multi Implant Course: 10 Day Clinical Implant Dentistry Programme

JANUARY–DECEMBER 2027 · THE MARKET CROSS, BURY ST EDMUNDS

Ten training days. One complete clinical pathway designed to build your confidence in implant dentistry progressively throughout the year.

Implant dentistry isn't something that can be mastered in a single day.

The Multi Implant Course has been structured as a 10 day programme delivered across 2027, giving clinicians the opportunity to develop their knowledge and practical skills progressively rather than trying to absorb an entire implant workflow in one intensive session.

Each training day forms part of the wider pathway, allowing you to build on what you've already learned as you progress through the programme.

The emphasis is firmly on clinical application. The aim is not simply to understand implant dentistry theoretically, but to develop a structured approach that you can take back into practice and begin applying to your clinical decision-making from the very next day.

What you'll learn

Across the programme, you will:

• Develop a structured understanding of the implant treatment pathway.
• Build confidence in assessing and approaching implant cases systematically.
• Understand the principles that underpin implant planning and treatment decisions.
• Develop your understanding of the digital technologies and workflows used within modern implant dentistry.
• Explore the relationship between clinical records, treatment planning, surgery and restoration.
• Build practical skills progressively through hands-on training.
• Understand how restorative considerations influence implant planning.
• Develop a more systematic approach to evaluating clinical information and making treatment decisions.
• Learn to recognise potential challenges and understand when a case may require a different approach.
• Connect individual stages of implant treatment into a coherent clinical workflow.
• Consolidate your knowledge throughout the year before completing the programme with examination and graduation.

Course aims & objectives

The programme is designed to give clinicians the opportunity to develop their implant dentistry skills through structured, progressive education over ten training days.

Rather than teaching isolated techniques, the pathway is intended to build a broader understanding of how the different elements of implant dentistry connect.

By progressing through the programme across the year, delegates have time to learn, consolidate and return for the next stage, developing greater confidence as their knowledge and experience grows.

What you'll leave with

A structured approach to implant dentistry.
Build a framework for approaching implant cases rather than viewing planning, surgery and restoration as disconnected stages.

Progressive clinical development.
Ten training days allow your knowledge and practical skills to develop throughout the year.

Greater confidence in treatment planning.
Develop a better understanding of the information required to assess cases and make considered clinical decisions.

Practical, hands-on experience.
Reinforce the principles taught throughout the programme through practical application.

A better understanding of the complete treatment pathway.
See how planning decisions influence subsequent surgical and restorative stages.

Knowledge you can apply between course days.
Each stage is designed to give you principles and techniques that can inform your clinical practice before you return for the next training day.

A completed clinical education pathway.
The programme concludes with a dedicated final day for examination and graduation, bringing together the learning developed throughout the year.

2027 programme dates

Day 1 — 29 January 2027
Day 2 — 26 February 2027
Day 3 — 12 March 2027
Day 4 — 23 April 2027
Day 5 — 28 May 2027
Day 6 — 25 June 2027
Day 7 — 17 September 2027
Day 8 — 8 October 2027
Day 9 — 12 November 2027
Final Day: Examination & Graduation — 10 December 2027

Who is this programme for?

The Multi Implant Course is designed for dentists looking to develop their knowledge, practical skills and confidence in implant dentistry through a structured programme rather than a standalone course.

It is particularly suited to clinicians who value progressive learning and want the opportunity to develop their understanding over a sustained period with hands-on education incorporated throughout the pathway.

Course details

Programme: January–December 2027
Duration: 10 training days
Location: The Market Cross, Bury St Edmunds
Format: Clinical education & hands-on training
Final day: Examination & Graduation

Limited cohort places available.

Don't simply attend another implant course. Follow a structured clinical pathway that gives you the time to learn, apply, develop and consolidate your skills throughout the year and finish 2027 as a more knowledgeable and confident implant clinician.